While Baylor Jr. led the way, it was JCR Honda’s Trevor Bollinger who came through in second on lap one, and Duvall three seconds behind him in third. The battle was on as the race wore on, Duvall had worked his way into the second place position on lap two and set his sights on Baylor Jr. As they made their way around on lap four Duvall would make the pass and hold onto the lead until the checkered flag flew.

Holding onto second was Baylor Jr., while Rockstar Energy/Factory Husqvarna Racing’s Josh Strang worked his way through the pack to earn a third place finish in the XC1 Open Pro class and fourth overall. K. Russell would have a rough day as he came around on lap one in sixth then working his way up to the fourth place position in his class, but a fifth overall finish on the day.

Coastal Racing/Husqvarna’s Pascal Rauchenecker made his debut in the XC1 Open Pro class on Sunday. Rauchenecker found himself in the fifth place position throughout the race, and when the checkered flag flew he had earned his first XC1 top five finish. After running at the front of the pack earlier in the race, Bollinger found himself in the sixth place position on the last lap.

Tely Energy Racing/KTM’s Grant Baylor found himself in the seventh place position after starting just inside the top 10. AmPro Yamaha’s Ricky Russell had a good start coming around in fourth, but he would fall back to tenth as he came through timing and scoring on the second lap. R. Russell would push forward and work his way back up to eighth by the final lap.

KR4/Husqvarna teammates, Layne Michael and Cory Buttrick rounded out the top 10 in XC1 Open Pro. Factory GasGas/FAR’s Andrew Delong finished eleventh, followed by Solid Performance KTM/Fly Racing’s Jesse Groemm in twelfth. Lucas Oil Pro Motocross competitor Luke Renzland would make an appearance at the Mason-Dixon GNCC, but ultimately would complete two out of the six laps. Beta USA’s Jordan Ashburn would also only complete two laps at round 11. 

The XC2 250 Pro saw some great battles throughout the duration of the race. Trail Jesters KTM Racing’s Ben Kelley and FMF/KTM Racing’s Josh Toth would battle back and forth the whole day swapping the first place position on multiple occasions. However, Kelley would up his pace and even manage to land his first career overall podium position on adjusted time. 

Toth would hold onto second, and finish sixth overall on the day. MCS Racing/SIDI/Arai-backed rider, Jonathan Girroir worked his way through the pack making a last lap pass to secure his second XC2 podium finish of the season. Coastal Racing/Husqvarna’s Craig Delong was running in third for the majority of the day, but after Girroir’s last lap pass Delong would hold on for a fourth place class finish. Beta USA’s Mike Witkowski found himself inside the top five throughout the entire race day. Witkowski would battle up in fourth before finishing the day out in the fifth place position.

FMF/Maxxis/RPM KTM’s Jesse Ansley found himself at the front of the pack in the FMF XC3 125 Pro-Am class as the checkered flag flew. Ansley earned his fifth win of the season after a rough day of racing in Pennsylvania. Coastal Racing/Husqvarna and Pennsylvania native, Alex Teagarden earned the $100 Wiseco FMF XC3 Holeshot Award, and managed to work his way into the second place position as the race concluded. Teagarden also moves up into second in the points standings heading into the last two races. Tely Enery Racing/KTM’s Zach Nolan rounded out the podium with his first third place finish in the class. 

As the 10 a.m. race took off conditions were steadily improving throughout Mathews Farm. Fly Racing/Maxxis/Seat Concepts/KTM’s Becca Sheets worked her way into the lead as she came through timing and scoring on the third lap. Sheets would hold onto the first place position until the checkered flag came out. KR4/Husqvarna’s Taylor Jones found herself in the lead, and then as far back as fourth in her class at one point in the race. Jones would push hard and work her way into second as the race came to an end.

After earning six wins, three second place finishes and one third place finish Jones clinched her second-straight WXC National Championship two rounds early. KTM/Bonaza Plumbing/Trail Jesters’ Mackenzie Tricker rounded out the Mason-Dixon WXC podium in third. 

As conditions began to improve from the rainfall earlier in the week, the youth division took to the track at 8 a.m. with Pennsylvania’s own Max Fernandez earning the overall win and the YXC1 Supermini Sr. (14-15) class. Tyler Palmer came through in second followed by Brayden Nolette rounding out the top three. Joseph Cunningham took the YXC2 Supermini Jr. (12-13) class win, with Canon Kuneff earning the 85cc (12-13) class win. Prestin Raines came away with another Girls (8-15) class win, while Haley Phillips and Trinady Warinner rounded out the Girls top three.

GNCC Racing will resume in two weeks with the Powerline Park GNCC in St. Clairsville, Ohio on the weekend of October 15 and 16.

The 1 p.m. Bike Pro race was broadcast LIVE in its entirety on RacerTV.com and can be viewed as archived video online by visiting the GNCC LIVE page online. A highlight show featuring the event will be aired on the NBC Sports Network on Saturday, November 10^th at 3:00 p.m.